Is it important that your Christmas purchases come from companies that align with your values? Holiday shopping is right around the corner, and the way we spend our dollars is the most powerful way we shape our culture. This is why Steve Ensley, founder and president of American Family Online, has created and developed the Screen It-Clean It web-search tools. This online tool is designed to help the consumer evaluate companies and make buying decisions based on their own values before they make a purchase.
School Board members are waiting to learn whether or not prayer will be permitted in monthly meetings.
Is there life after death? As Christians, we know the answer is yes, but a new study may offer confidence to the science-minded who want proof.
An “aggressive form of secularism” is pushing faith out of the public square, the former attorney general for England and Wales has warned.
A new documentary film that reveals the decline of the American church focuses on the spiritual climate in the United States.
The notable failure of public housing in cities such as Chicago proved that mass housing by the government did not work. What did work was when the high rise apartments were torn down twelve years ago and people were relocated into neighborhoods. Crime rates diminished somewhat, and opportunities for families rose. No matter how great the success, like Dorothy said about Kansas, “There’s no place like home.” Home includes being a part of a safe neighborhood; home is a place where one lives permanently. If that place is falling apart, with no heat or air, with rotting floorboards and broken appliances, it’s hard to imagine living there permanently. But what can the average person do to help?
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